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Shalom from s mo

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BlacksRJewsNYahushaISYHWH

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Names Reuben, was instructed to come and introduce my self, so here I am. Not to computer savvy but so far managing. I'll start by saying that my family of 7 in all just moved to the Ozarks and love it out here when it comes to the overall environment. Fellowship though is tough to manage do to a lack of interest in my favorite topics that are important and sound off through out the sacred writings. So here I am looking for like minded.
I'm a lumber jack and enjoy it. My wife is a stay at home mom. We homeschool and work a garden.
Looking for something a little more permanent.
Looking for fellowship over the phone and in person and looking to take on help, add to our tribe.
We love to study and learn history. We work hard and make time to play hard. Looking forward to the possibilities. Shalom to you and yours
 
It’s good to have you here, Reuben.
As you can see we like to banter, often argue, about many things.
It can be fun, it can get annoying, but it’s always real. Even when it isn’t real fun.
 
Shalom Reuben. Glad to get to know a bit more about you. I have a few friends in the Ozarks! Glad to have you here. Welcome aboard.
 
James Pease said:
Hello, and welcome! I like to run saws, im no lumberjack but I'm a mechanic so I enjoy getting things that dont work and repairing them.
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Hello bro shalom, could use any advice you got when it comes to maintenance on my 261 Stihl if you got any, just found out it's best to run the fuel out and run it with premium I think he said, hmmm
 
Welcome! Hope you and your wife find some good things here. I hope she will consider making her own account so we can get to know her, too.
 
BlacksRJewsNYahushaISYHWH said:
Hello bro shalom, could use any advice you got when it comes to maintenance on my 261 Stihl if you got any, just found out it's best to run the fuel out and run it with premium I think he said, hmmm
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Definitely good fuel with no ethanol, ethanol after 3 weeks starts deteriorating if it isn't mixed with a stabilizer. Run that fuel out if that saw is gonna sit! Flip that bar after every couple of sharpenings. A sharp chain is a life saver, literally! Good luck!
 
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James Pease said:
Definitely good fuel with no ethanol, ethanol after 3 weeks starts deteriorating if it isn't mixed with a stabilizer. Run that fuel out if that saw is gonna sit! Flip that bar after every couple of sharpenings. A sharp chain is a life saver, literally! Good luck!
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Appreciate your advice and Ill think on what you said and try to take it in. I don't need any luck and it's actually a false elohim and the absence of a creator. You should stop saying it. Shalom
 
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